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RE: No C for old Men

Posted by musetap on July 13, 2008 at 22:21:22:
You got it, and it's interesting that for as much of the book that takes place in Bell's mind and thoughts - in the "interludes" - they only used that one scene of his "thoughts" to convey what he's feeling. Great tension builder and effective film making, but It sure throws a LOT of people off...

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